Arbitration is an alternative disputes resolution (ADR) mechanism which is adversarial in nature. However, the court is not deciding on the disputes between the parties and it is left to the arbitrator appointed by parties themselves or Chief Justice of High Court/ Supreme Court to decide on the…
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Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 in Avatar of 2018.
The Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 a legislation intended to bring about change in governance system to make it corruption free had its own failures on accounts of limitations within the law as well as on account of liberal judicial pronouncements which led to dilution of the intention of l…
THE IDEALS OF JUSTICE, LEGALITY AND FAIR HEARING
JUSTICE has been defined in many ways by different authors. But these definitions are just notions as justice cannot be defined in some particular pattern. You cannot identify the justice by some color, caste, creed, race, religion, region, method or otherwise. It is just to be “JUST” and to be …
Trade Mark Filing Procedure in India
Trade Mark Registries:
In India the Trade Mark Filing is done under the provisions of Trade Marks Act 1999. The Administration of the Trade Marks in India is the duty of the Registry established under the Act. Presently there are 5 Offices of Trade Mark Registry in India for different jurisdict…
State Bank of India OTS Scheme - Important news for Clients of Juneja Legal
IMPORTANT NEWS FOR THE CLIENTS OF JUNEJA LEGAL, WHO ARE BORROWERS OF STATE BANK OF INDIA.
“Parliament is Supreme” - PART II
The Parliament today debated the Censure Motion Introduced by Shri Sharad Yadav and Smt. Sushma Swaraj, against the members of Team Anna, alleging that they acted in a manner, derogatory to the parliament and the members of parliament. All the parliamentarians spoke of the Sanctity of the Institu…
Latest Press Clippings -Sohrabuddin Sheikh Encounter Case- Vijay Rathod released on Bail
Supreme Court of India on 02.03.2012 Granted Bail to Shri Vijay Arjunbhai Rathod who is stated to be witness in the Sohrabuddin Encounter Case but was in jail as he was made accused on application of the other original accused persons in the case. Earlier also State CID had made him witness in the c…
Negotiating the Negotiable Instrument Act
Negotiable Instruments Act 1881, is the act dealing with the negotiable instruments in India. The act provides for all the different types of Negotiable Instruments such as Promissory note, Hundis, Bill of exchange and Cheques. The instruments have some commercial value which is its face value or l…
Marriage, Divorce and Lawyers Role
Advocate as a profession is having many authorities and responsibilities attached to it. You have many privileges. But when it comes to disputes in the marriages, the "Divorce Lawyers" are most sought after. Have you heard about a Marriage Lawyer in India? The answer will be most probably no (except…
The Parliament is Supreme!
The Lokpal Bill was passed by the Loksabha on 27.12.2011 and thereafter was placed before Rajya Sabha on 29.12.2011. Though the same was easily passed by the Lok Sabha, it was prima-facie a difficult task for the Government to get it passed from Rajyasabha. The UPA Government knew that it didn't ha…
RTI Helpline Wins Award
LAUNCHED IN 2006, IT HAS BEEN AIDING THOUSANDS FIGHT FOR THEIR RIGHTS
Ankur Jain | TNN (Times of India Ahmedabad Edition Dated 17.01.2011 Page 2)
Ahmedabad: You might not get a kilo of onions for Rs 54, but this Right To Information (RTI) helpline helps thousands every month to fight for their …
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- Prevention of Corruption Act 1988 in Avatar of 2018.
- THE IDEALS OF JUSTICE, LEGALITY AND FAIR HEARING
- Trade Mark Filing Procedure in India
- State Bank of India OTS Scheme - Important news for Clients of Juneja Legal
- “Parliament is Supreme” - PART II